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The Strategy Bridge has a promising new series on Strategy and Ethics. In the s...

The Air Force Future Operating Concept (AFFOC) describes autonomy as a critical ...

Why are the best leaders constant learners? HBR suggests here it's because they...

The greatest challenge of our generation? I'd say it's getting the right balance...

When risktaking isn't just a catchphrase...

We're tracking on the C2 issues very closely, and this piece does a great job la...

A long read, but worth it. "Americans lionize the scientist as head-in-the-clou...

In the military, we are often called on to take on entirely new roles. Inevitab...

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There is a balance between a completely flexible system that whipsaws between st...

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The Air University Integration Cell promotes a culture of innovation, integration and deliberative thought within Air University. By connecting ideas, groups and tools to focus AU scholarship on anticipating, framing and formulating options, we enable Air University to solve Air Force and national challenges.

Featured Research

This Man's Military
Masculine Culture’s Role in Sexual Violence

Culture trumps strategy every time. The author proposes that the Department of Defense has mistakenly focused too much on a strategy to combat sexual assault without due recognition of military cultural factors.

The Human Side of Cyber Conflict

In response to a tasking from the Air Force chief of staff, the Air Force Research Institute conducted a review of how the service organizes, educates/trains, and equips its cyber workforce. This study’s discoveries, analyses, and recommendations are aimed at guiding staff officers and senior leaders alike as they consider how to develop a future cyber workforce that supports both Air Force and US Cyber Command missions across the range of military operations.